Helping Hands Of Hope
Jacquelyn Ann Purdy They send unordered, greatly overpriced products. Months later they harress you to pay exhorbitant fees via money transfers or credit card., Mesa. Tucson, Gleendale
Some of these companies that claim to assist the needy and unfortunate appear to be "scams" - pure and simple. Helping Hands of Hope, along with some of the other organizations have a modus operendi that is quite similar. They will call, and ask for the person by first name only, and when ...